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Um Show de Verão 

Andréa, a poor telemarketing salesgirl, dreams of being a singer. Her rich boyfriend Fred hires a musical producer, Marcelo, to turn her into a star. But she and Marcelo end up falling in love.
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Andréa, a poor telemarketing salesgirl, dreams of being a singer. Her rich boyfriend Fred hires a musical producer, Marcelo, to turn her into a star. But she and Marcelo end up falling in love.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Moacyr Góes
Written By:Flávio de Souza
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Xuxa Produções, Diler & Associados, Labo Cine do Brasil, Quanta Centro de Produções Cinematográficas, TeleImage, Warner Bros. Pictures

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